Making the NJR Work for Surgeons Panel Discussion

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This VTT document captures a panel discussion moderated by Andrew Price, focusing on topics relevant to the BASK membership, particularly around the use of data in clinical settings. Key speakers include Peter Howard, Timothy Wilton, and James Murray, who address questions from members regarding clinician feedback mechanisms, password issues with data access, and the importance of maintaining accurate records of various types of implants used in surgeries, including small and tumor-type prostheses. The discussion emphasizes the significance of data collection, transparency, and the challenges faced by surgeons in utilizing this data effectively.



The conversation delves into specifics such as annual trust reports, patient-reported outcomes (PROMs), and the need for regular updates to surgical data, while also acknowledging existing issues like password management and the integration of different prosthesis types into surgical databases. Peter Howard expresses a view on the logical steps needed for data advancements, while James Murray stresses the differing implications of various implants on patient outcomes. The closing remarks reiterate the appreciation for the NJR's contributions and the commitment to engaging members on ongoing issues, particularly regarding small implants and data collection practices.

DOI: 10.1302/3114-210546

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